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Two smiling children and one staff member reading books at the Boys & Girls Club

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas at Richardson to reopen its facilities with increased capacity

By Karla Perez

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas at Richardson will reopen its facilities with renovations to support increased capacity on Nov. 4.

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